On the Road pointed toward Giant Sequoia Guide Service (Pig Hunt)

Fantastic! Happy hunting! Breacher recommended Neil, and I sent him a FB message to arrange my own trip up their. looks like you'll be traveling in style.
:)
 
Few more cool pics...

A great video is in the works!
 

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Hey Guys,

First I want to say a big thanks to John and Darryl, they are two great guys. I had a great time with the two of them and I hope that this is the start of a good friendship. I also cant wait to see the video, even though I was there I cant wait to see the finished video. Thanks SCH for the opportunity to take these two great guys hunting.

Neil Ray with Giant Sequoia Guide Service
 
Wow congrats guys! Sounds like you guys had a awesome time. Might have to look into taking a trip to hunt with Giant Sequoia.
 
Great job guys sounds like a lot of fun... too bad I swamp with work, hope I can make it next time!!
Great pictures as well...

Papi
 
SoCalHunter said:
Where is the video! Looking forward to seeing it
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Being worked on. Just got home last night - late.
 
motorhead said:
What breed of pigs are these? kinda looks like they might have some Russian in them.
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As seen on California DFW:

Pigs (Sus scrofa) are native to Eurasia and northern Africa. In the early 1700's Spanish and Russian settlers introduced domestic pigs to California as livestock and many became feral. In the 1920's a Monterey county landowner introduced the European wild boar, a wild subspecies of Sus scrofa into California, which bred with the domestic pigs. The result of these introductions is a wild boar/feral domestic pig hybrid.

Above is your Answer...
 
Very Cool, Those big ones remind me of when we let anything below #200 go, Congrats nice pig I'd euro that and let someone build you a nice wall mount gratis ;)
 
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